by Rabbi Sholom DovBer Avtzon Being that this Shabbos is Yud Shevat, I decided to begin by giving some historical background to the maamar Basi L’Gani. Then we will discuss a thought of chapter 11, Based on the Rebbe’s maamar […]
“I was nine years old, and didn’t quite understand. The Rebbe spoke for many hours. I understood the Yiddish, the words themselves, but I did not understand the message, nor did I remember it. When I complained, my father said that my soul understands.”
New Moon; New Month; New Mitzvah, OH MY GOSHEN!, Long Exile Comes to an End, and Ads. Shazak has released their weekly “Parsha Post For Parshas Bo”, and has made it available for all here on CrownHeights.info.
Miriam Israeli, the composer and songwriter was so inspired when Bonei Olam’s V’zakeini movement grew to 25,000, that she wrote a second song in celebration. The song was named 25,000 Candles, and was sung by Benny Friedman.
Mrs. Chana Popack and her late husband Rabbi Aaron Popack, served as Chabad emissaries for three decades, from 1948 to 1977, the majority of that time in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was interviewed in April of 2012.
Episode #5 of Animated Kabbalah explores how G-d’s names are expressions of one single Entity, reflecting Him and how He interacts with the reality He creates.
The topics in this week’s 340th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: Challenges Elicit the Deepest Treasures and Resources: Applying Chapter 11 of Basi L’Gani to Our Lives: The Soldiers of Our Generation Are Given These Treasures to Finish the Battles and Bring the Geulah; Our Polarized Country: How Could You Say That Violence Is Never the Answer? Should We Be Concerned About the Rhetoric Coming From the Radical Left? How Should We Respond to the Millions of Americans Who Believe the Election Was Stolen? Why Are There Sefiros? Shouldn’t We Be Praying Directly to G-d?
En3rgy is back! This time the En3rgy Team has an incredible new vocalist, reimagining some classics with fresh arrangements like you’ve never heard before. It all comes together in this one of a kind video with never before seen angles and cinematography.
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
While the Rebbe sent shluchim all over the world, everyone recalls the three times in 5636-7-8 (1976-7-8) when he sent groups of shluchim to Eretz Yisroel, that was something special. The final group consisted of eight couples and eight bochurim. Last week I received a synopsis of what he said. I believe that we all can take those words to heart, so I am posting it as an additional preparation to Yud Shevat.
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski tells of a unique individual who has helped fuel the Jewish resurgence in Russia, and how even while alone, cut off from his own simcha, he found joy.
With the world moving forward at a dizzyingly accelerated pace, how can an “archaic” religion hope to stay trending? Can Judaism be personally relevant, spiritually passionate, and fashionable for our times? This lecture took place at the 12th annual National Jewish Retreat.
The topics in this week’s 339th episode of the highly acclaimed MyLife: Chassidus Applied series, with Rabbi Simon Jacobson, will include: What Are We to Make of President Trump and Events of This Week? Are We Headed Toward Civil War? How Do We Deal With the Deepest Darkness? Did the Rebbe Ever Speak About Mental Illness, Suicide and Related Issues? How Should I Address My Husband Who Chooses Not to Connect and Provide Unconditional Love to His Children Because They Are More Modern? What Can We Do About Our Son Who Suddenly Stopped Talking to Us?
Rabbi Chaim Dalfin, author and Chasidic historian shares interesting facts, many revealed for the first time. The purpose of his program is to inspire all but especially the youth. Watch another installment here on CrownHeights.info.
Last Week I received the following story from Rabbi Akiva Wagner, may he be well, and as a continuation in our preparation to Yud Shevat, in two weeks, I decided to post it.
In his weekly letter, Rabbi Zalmen Wishedski tells about a healthy way to view work, and why it is important not to let it consume what you are working for.
Population Explosion Shakes Egypt, Egyptian Princess Adopts Baby, Murderer’s Neck Turns to Stone, King to Withdraw Straw, and an ad. Shazak has released their weekly “Parsha Post For Parshas Shemos”, and has made it available for all here on CrownHeights.info.
